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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12
Cool Heads Needad.


There is need of cool heads among those
in charge of the police of New York during
the present campaign in that city. There
came very near being riot there on last
Saturday night on account of a blunder of
the police There was a big meeting OF
Socialists, and the police, without any ex-
cuss v1r their action, broke it up by attack
ing the crowd with their clubs, and quite
severely injured number of citizens. The
of disturbance admitted that a grave
blunder had been committed.
There is no doubt that the police captain
had not intended that his men should at
tack the crowd, but that fact is not ac-
cepted by those who were participants in
the meeting as a satisfactory excuse for
what they call police outrage.
The Socialists do not, of course, want
any explanation of the affair. They are
rather glad, doubtless, that the mistake oc-
CURED, as it affords them an opportunity to
denounce the authorities and excite SYM
pathy for themselves. They talk about
sueing the city and in trying in other ways
to get satisfaction for the attack. 1t is
certain that they will make as much capital
out Of the affair as they can.
There are certain to be lively times in
New York during the next few weeks The
various tickets will be pressed upon the
attention Of the public with all the skill and
vigor that their respective supporters can
command. If grave disturbances are to be
avoided the police cannot afford TO make
any more blunders
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12

A dispatch from London says that the
recent Aylesbury scandal has brought out
the fact that many of the members of the
House Of. Lords are themselves anxious for
great changes In the constitution Of that
body. If this is true there ought not to be
much delay in bringing about the changes
necessary to convert into useful govern
mental machine what is now not much more
than clog on the wheels of progress.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12
Good Policy to Buy More Bonds.

FFOnl Me NeIU York Sun (Denl.)
The plain and simple question for the Secre-
tary to decide is whether he will continue to pay
interest on millions of dollars of the public debt
more than is necessary, and at the same time
distress the entire commercial community for
the sake of locking up money in the Treasury;
or whether he will let out the money, stop the
running of interest and relieve the necessities
of the people. The latter is so evidently the
proper course for him to take, that we wonder
he heSitates about it,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12

Even Col. Eugene Higgins IL not insen-
sible to newspaper attacks He now says
he is tired of being berated by the Republi-
can and Mugwump press, and wishes to re-
sign the Office of appointment Clerk. But
before the Colonel turns loose he wants to
find out his chances for vindication by
being elected Doorkeeper Of the House.
They are probably small, though the
Colonel, as he describes himself, is ''hust-
Ter" and there Is no telling what he can do.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12

IL Is now charged that great ring Of
wool manufacturers. in collision with New
York and Boston custom house officers, has
been for several months importing great
quantities of Australian wool, gross under.
valuation being permitted in order that
such importation might be possible. The
story is almost certainly false. If IL should
be true, however. the parties implicated
ought to be severely punished for violating
the law, but one could not help rcmsnibcr.
ing IN such case that the crime made
possible cheaper clothing to poor mon. The
results Of crime ought not TO DO public
blessines
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12

Col. Fred Grant evidently thinks we'll Of
himself, In recent speech he told his
hearers that IL elected Secretary Of State OF
New York he would try to show that hs
had inherited tho ability Of his father, Tho
General never gave evidence of any ability
to perform duties of the character which
attach TO the Office Of Secretary Of State,
perhaps from the lack Of opportunity, and
1t is difficult to understand how Col, Grant
will nave ehancs to display in that office
the qualities which wen his father fame.
The General was great man, but hIs son
mast BIO very small enc whea he openly
Asks fer votes fer He ether reason than that
he Is his fathers son.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12

There Is movement on foot In South
Carolina 10 pension, at low rate, disabled
ard INDECENT Confederate soldiers and tho
widows and children Of soldiers who arc In
need, This movement ought TO extend all
ever tho Southern States, Though the
States are poor and in debt, they should
meet, in the greatest measure they can, the
obligation taey owe the men who suffered
In til sir defense.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12

The New York papers give great promi-
nence to rumor that Robert Garrett was
taken from New York to his country home,
near Baltimore, suffering from alteration
of mind. His actions on which the rumor
was based are said to have occurred princi-
pally about Delmonico's, and a more rea-
sonable explanation, and one involving less
serious consequences to Mr.. Garrett, could
probably be found
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12
Whitman a Wonder.


ITUHt IftF VTIttIIVtV !
Omaha Girl can't understand why people
should rave over Walt Whitman.
Eastern Mani suppose not. You never lived
where he does.
What difference can that maker"
"a great deal of difference. Walt Whitman
lives in Camden, n. j., and everybody who has
been thereEegards Whitman as a wonder"
why, they are not even rhymed and they
haven't a particle of rhythm"
Nevertheless they are marvels, considering
that they were written in place where the poet
had to stop between every word to fight mos
nIIitOnS -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12

Mr.. Powderly has drawn in salaries s24,-
500 in eight years. This is pretty fair
average, but he will soon make it much
better if he succeeds in getting into Con-
gress, as it is said he intends to do. He is
no doubt well satisfied with his profession.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12

Eighteen hundred men struck in the col
lieries In Durham county. England, because
tho proprietors had recovered nominal
damages In an action against several mon
who had quit work without notice on ac-
count Of some dispute In one Of the mines.
The mon would not pay, and SIX of them
were sent to Jail In default The strikers
refused TO 30 TO work until their comrades
were released. Ono night some stranger
went TO the Jail and paid tho fines of the
men, who werc at once sot free. Tho men
held meeting next day and decided to go
back TO work
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12

The speech of Gov. Gordon introducing
Mr.. Randall, at the opening of the Pied
mont Fair, was brief and eloquent-just the
kind of speech for the occasion-and well
calculated to increase the Governors repu-
tation as an orator.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12

If the stories of suffering among the poor
of London, and the rapid increase in their
number, are not exaggerated, there may be
scenes in the great metropolis which will
rival those in Paris hundred years ago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12

When the Virginia jails get full of State
officers the people will begin to think there
is not much left of State rights, and that
the Supreme Court of the United States is
sort of collecting agency for foreign credit
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12
Utah Must Not be Admitted.
From the Chicaqo Mai (Rep.)

from me Chicago Mdit (hep)
Utah is hard enough to manage at best. The
laws that have been enacted for the suppression
of polygamy within its boundaries are none too
strong. Indeed, they fall short of accomplish
ing what Congress intended if anything. If
Uncle Sam knows his business he will keep the
gentle Mormons down, now that they are down
and partially subdued
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12
CURRENT COMMENT.
More Reform Wanted.


From The PhtLddelDh1d Times (Denl.)
II may strengthen the Presidents hands to
see how many people there are even in limited
section of this country, who don't want offices,
and who approve of all the administrative re-
form that he has given them, and want more
Of
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12

A scheme is said to be maturing to extend
the Knights of Labor organization over
ireland. If the national league is sup
pressed, the Knights might take its place
But what would they do about the lawyers
and liquor sellers, many of whom are in
the leaguea But then the name of the
Knights organization would be about all
the league would want
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12

Grimes committed by the military have
become 80 frequent In India that the Com.
mander-ih Chief of the armies has Issued en
order that tho ammunition of both British
and native soldiers shall DO kept under ieck
and key, ia charge of an officer, and none
issued except In case Of necessity,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12

Wall street was never SO full of reports of
railroad prosperity, but somehow the public
doesn't buy stocks, Is the public broke, or
only grown wiserr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12
The lady to whom the Duke of Marlbor

The lady to whom the Duke of Marlbor-
ough is to be married soon is an American,
twice widow and described as very beauti-
full. 1t is not stated whether she is wealthy,
but she almost certainly is, as the Duke is
too shrewd a man to give away a title
which would bring great deal of money
on this side of the ocean. He has L.'obably
sold If
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-12

A New York paper says forty-ton yacht
is being fitted out in that port presumably
to capture Central America. The man who
sails in her will probably have an opportu-
nifty before long of showing with what cool
ness he can stand againt wall and look
down the muzzle of Honduranian or Costa
Rican rife at ten PAGES. The days of Walk.
er expeditions are over
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-06-25

u-nce; IoeS. p,ve3 ., tax S5 25. penaI 5s;ts,
sdv 81; tJtalSi ~.
Beosa rnos Fee simple title to . ot and
rJven.nts, Kbyxi ~ sai-oa; Tax IS ~
psn,lty JIcts. ais g.; .otA, - o5.
Bsidias v ls.silte oil llance unpaid on
mVrty aye from ,yphus a uentrj u Cnaudler
Biiails, d. Ted January 5ri, 1883; tag " al.
pBuaily oysts. adv s.; tJlyi s5 u.
Crow l. D-.'ossessJry cialm TO 50 acres OF
land and improvements ia Uovsr viiiay; tax
siU Ut ", palaity ~ ~ =, adv u; total Sif 81.
uiu ictte A Eos ies iory claim 70 Il house alc
lot IN .soyal CITY. kllwn as ,ha properly oi
Louis pro.ette; tax 81 10. peaAity l.cts, adv ";
total 5,SJ.
uuuiry i syphus -Possessory claim to 800
aefe5 Uf lsad At st. fhJlnas, on The iuddy river
sdJoining Jeunnss aud Blnslii raacnes; taA
$50 2sS. penalty 81 50, siv -; t.tal sol Iit.
hsmblia lis-possessory GAIN at Beaver
Dam; also posstsoofy ciAiai g i6J Aeies land
and improvements IN Clover Valley; tax sSJ ~
ptnslt5 xjy5, aay 81; total SIS t5.
liIckiuan ! Ohm O--Possessory clal n To = hous
and 1T IN E,gie Valley, known Ms the rom
vorreli erspery. tax sii 80. peuaity q 10. Aas
81. total So %
aui improvements IN panacA; lut 1 aud Z, biocA
Z, tax Is 10. psna.ty s'cts. adv -; total 81 o.
Hu snus x .tS Mrs--Fvssessory ca I'm to l,r
and imprJs Ia hoyai city; tax % 10
psuaits 5lsts, aiv -; totAi - 40.
lpsou Charles tossessofy Gain to q lot anu
imprvv- -ments III Panaca, OPP Jsito residsnre q
George WAdswvr.h; tax tiv ii u, penalty 81 uah
| adv 81; total xl3 81.
Lsayilt i u-pJssessory claim TO 30 acree
iand aud improvements IN banaerviile; tax
| sll3lh oeuu.ty 81 Is. adv 81; total Sl4i AK.
Leay,st L 5 p p,s.ess Iry ciai 4. 10 /, a,.es d.
| land and improvements IN Blmkerviliti LAX
| 81 ~, penalty iOlts Ads 81 total ~ IJ.
| Lesvltt Dddley s --rvsseasory ein,m to II
acres OF land ~ syuthnrniy portion OF de-ql
| taA as 55, penalty e,cts, alv s.; total $4I Az.
| LcsyltL pudley Jr-possrssvrs claim to IL
| acres Ian and Improvement IA Bdnxervlile;
tsx sll 90. pelalty Sr lu, adv 81; total STA ~
| Lsavltt Alonzo Posse ,scry claim ID s acres
| land 10 the west d Jrtlun I Meslu t-, adjoinng
an. west .. Duisa, Leavi-t sr: lax 81 "a =, pen
att. .71vt., Auv "a; Total s. 74h.
Logan lobstt-t Accessory claim to go s.rei
la a AMI linprvv. meLls vn tie Muddy silver II
Old N 30; YAK SsBila, penalty IS 81, adv 4.
total SyJiI4
| Louxslrput a J-PJssessory claim to 1870 acrei
iaua "a tho Muldy itiver all lIn proyelnenis d u
nlles below tns a ,apa indisn i.eserv vatou; tai
sili.A. perA,ty ~ "A. adv -; e. al si5 G6 =.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-06-25
uLggEhiANEoUs.

Meehsn Ellen Fee sim. title to lot an
inpr 'ytm spts Oh usa1Js v .liey ,tree,; 10. III
plck ~, tax 81 %. pc Iaity J6cts, aiy s.; tvt.i
Myers 1 Bro Fee simple title to 1t on
MeCinnJn street; lJt AZ ulJ;s 80; .ls, lJt ,n
ioShs street; lot 3. Dioc3 /; .isJ lot on P.vchs
sire I; IA, oio n /; slsJ III On N an Street
iot "a VI ,ck ~, tar % 81 psn ..J i5;ts, ais s.
~ al 81 "a
o's'ii ,ln Fee 81 nple title to LIT and
iai.rovenient pa MsAtpw Valley . reel: 10. q
eiosK ~. tas 7iils, pen ,lty 7cls, 4d 81; .oti
sl7J.
eaind.rs T Mrs-fee Vi npu title t. lot ..
daiu stree 'ot ), bio IL 20, .lsJ lut Ju NJ al
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-06-25
A0adly, The l7th day Of Janalry,
A. D. 1887.

OF q, much o, each p,ricl as will pay the
amount OF taxes, d 'linqnency aud o. ts against
IT, will b. sold BY lne county Urea 'urer and
TX Uidcio Tax Receiver Of sai ,unty Of Liu-
coin, ut n ncl ,ck VI. Of said day. 1t the front
door of the O. urt h ~ ~. at the .wn oi Pipche,
in said c,unty. 10 s,tisfy sush taxes deltn-
1uency aud costs said sales will be male
suljec - redemption witbla sif III 'nths after
the cate of sale, b. pay Lent OF all the sums
ssscssei asainst each psrlsl. together with three
p,r cent per month thereon from the date OF
sale until paid, IN accordance with the pro-
visions Of 3estlGn OF an act OF the Legisl .ture
% the state Of Nevada, nppr we'd March l2th,
1885. Statutes OF 1885. y .xe III.
Phoebe, Dece lber 0, 1886
JoaN RoEOER
County Treasurer and ex Ofhoio Tax Receiver
of Liucola County, Nevada.
PIOJHE.
Ciute y W Fee simple title to lot and i'm,
provemrnts vu Mead,S Valley street; lots 10,
blu,k as; alsr . lots IN Meadow Valley sire :,
lots II aud ". block 25; Alao 81 in.tcest in loi
~ Meadow VALLEY street; not .. blo,x ~, tax
$50 ~ p nifty - O1, adv -, total -, ~.
Dew Jsmes-Fee simpls title To lot an
Improvement, on McOannon street; lot "a
block as. Tax u ~, penalty iicts, adv 81. tota
81 80.
Furtman John Estate cfl Fee simple title 10
| lots and improvements on liver Main street
| lots %, ~ ani % block 3, tax 81 so, penAlt,
lects, sav 81; total - 95.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-06-25
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DELINQUENT LIST OF PROPERTY FOR
rHG YEAR 1876. LINCOLN COUNTY
NEVADA.

Notice IL h reby givan I, th,se whom 1t may
concern aud tue flowing ntn-d parsons
aud u all wuers Of. OF cl imsi ats -. tbs re u
estate aud i'm pr veme .ts ,herelu, or improve
monts when Hssensed sepritely, herei iAffer
iescr bed. kn ,wn ar unknown rnst tue taxes
for stit- Aui Cmlty, pu.p ,ses for the year
a. d. 1896 assessed tlalnsr the following d.
-cribed pieces or .rcrls of pr 'per;s are n ~
ieiinqnen'; III It tei per cent nsity aud two
doliars, 81 no, c,st Of Advertising. hrs been
al led iu eicn cas- and IN 1t any piese or parcel
NJ proper upon xhicn sal tax-s. penalty and
costs sAall rensin un. aid on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
sheriR's Sale.

OY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out ui the 5ix b Judicial Dissrict Court
~ aud for the County Of Lincoln, StAte OF Ne
yai.. snu to me directed and ielivurtd d, for
ids meat rendered Ia sand court. ou the rxen-
tytuIrl day Of August, A.. v. 1854, In fAvur VI
the State u nevada. plsintin. aud against ths
dristJi lyer Minins company and Also tue
ell estate 4nl ilnpr Jvements hereinafter de
sirlued. iefen iants. for the sun of Oae rnou-
sand Eixhty.tnree aud li.l00 ($i ,us3 li-l''u
d'iiars. tax and delinquency, tosetner with
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-06-25

4N s1'I"NNHf q"
my VIRTUE on AN oRDER or GALE luuuED
ID out Of the sixth judicial District oocfts u
ard for the County Of LinOoln, 0tl1e ~ kGy44ns
and to me directed and delivred, for tuQo-
mept rendered In said Court On The elh ~ ~
August, A. d. 1855. IN favor Of AEcnke Meo4eaGs
Plaintiff. and aasinst the NayAowsr n1lvet
Ninine company and tho Nayn0uer Nine ~
Mining Claim. Dexendanta, for the oum of eeven
hundred and III 4-1O0 lt706 l-l0ol oQ14 e11n
dollass, dsbt, t0esthsr with psvsnty( (e!Ql lootlou
TAI costs, snd all socruinG coste "a iestg9yR
huvs is5isd on the following propeFtys - ~3s
That csstaip mine Or nintnu CLAM Any4n -
and called b. the name VI the nayApeee u>9e
and Mtnine Oiatm, aituets. lying 40 bel11 -
Bristol Mining Disir1et, Lincoln Qo44Y
etsts Of Eevads, and duly rscordsd n ~ M
ina Rscosds Of paid Mining piatyicss oo1,e4191
eiSht hundred linear Test on sA1d leaGS - 49,.
ssGsther With ths appurtemnuees th9~1o eell41
| ins. snd Al the rishss and privileges psFsnasi
Gosiss is hsrsby sivsa that.on.
saturday, ths ssh aay 81 0stsssss
A, n. 1855, 1t u O'Clock =. Of inst das. ! ~
cell III the right. title and interest y - M
nowsr silver Mining Company n - se .!
above described property And ~ - ~
| howsr Nine and Mining oinan ~ ~ ILL., 43o
of the Court house IN Piochs. Lincoln eu1&5
state of nevada, ~ public aNetions ~ 60 Y
hand, 70 he hivi Ut and bsst biddsry 70 aa4!1!
said judgmsns sid dsorss And al oosess ae9A =
costs that may accEues AL-- -.. ~...1.., T
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-06-25

An Advertisement in a medical journa.
says: ''Skel-typs hsue rulsl firm and
active during the year, with prices un.
changed. We have been able 10 supply
the demand for the G-,mmon varieties
promptly, but the finer grades were
scarce, and orders for deiormties could
not always be filled at once. In this
regard the market is still unchanged.
although orr broker in Paris has orders
to buy everything offered at the usual
rates. Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-06-25
L,sx ~ THE srExItseE


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the steersge s"" a''''s'
families 10 ""o"' "p''''s
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victims IN 'he' p,eA''''o' '
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tue w'''e' lea'Ne '"' 'n' '''"
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sfassnus rays 'nr'aen 'ns ''''N "eA'
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tern whose eheer'ess rays ohs a"" " u"
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furniture A'ohg tne s'aes are range
TWO OF '"''e ''s'' u opsn 'unss AsA'1.
the damp snip ''moe'S' LOT 'he 'oo"
mose.y oe'ow ''e "s'e' nus
mere are ss'".'.u p'o"''',a'"''
men, wome" An" '"''.'en' "'''e1 y
s's"e' nay a'''4 "'"e ~ ~
pinRs !" 'ae'' "'''S'Ao'e q'A''s'' 80
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'osBo''e"' ne Ve".''a''o" ~ oes. - "
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-06-25

Probably the smallest specimen Of
humanity now living in Indiana was born
to the wife Of Ashley Cooper of Moores.
vile. in the north part Of Martinsville
county. few days since. This little
midget. now but five days old, weighs
less than three pounds. It's hands and
arms are Of such diininutive sizs that il
is said finger ring worn upon the
middle finger can be slipped the elbow
with eae. The parents, unlike thell
oif-pring, are Of medium stature and
possessed Of large bone aud mus
Large numbers q people, anxious I'd
so small specimen oi humanity, j
visited tho home cf the lareass. ri
appearances the child will live, as 1t
take. OF nourishmeut with appsi
elish.-Indianapolis Sentinel.
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NOTICE oF SUIT coMMESoED.


STATE OF NEVADA. GoUEry or I4Is 7oLs. |
DISTRICT On Pr ,sEvurlsu arruRssYs JfficE
To the following named defendants and 20
ali saers Jr u Al -axnts To the real sstste an
iin yrovenent, tnsreoI, or Improve nents WHEEL
assers. 4 separately, hereinafter described.
situate, Lying aud Dsins In the County oi Liz
coin, state of Sevads, knoxn Or unxnown, you
arc nereuy lotiicd chat suit has ueen cou
,nsnae in the Justice Court, Piocn- township
iu aud. for i.incy.a county, stAts Vi NevadA. uy
sAe Stale OF Ssvata, lliintin, against each
oi the drfend4utA hereinafter hainea,
and vach of the following dsscrioed
tracts or PARCELS OF lana. with tue la
provements thereon and improvements when
separately assessed, and all owners au.i claim
ANS to slaie, kuown or unk uown, To recover sn-
YAK AMI delinquency assessed to said defendsn'
against aid property for the nscal year CON
,nencing JAnu,ry 1. 1859, and endiag Deceui-
ber 81, 1855 and that = sImnons nas ueen duly
iAsusd IN said osse; aud you are further notified
thst unless you appear aud answer the coni-
pl .lnt Iilsd and show cause on or before the
3Ir,i jsy of December, 1850, juigtnsnt will be
taken agsinst you. ana tine real estate aud I'm.
provements NJ reinAtter described for the uount
OF taxes and delinquency Specified and costs ol
suit.
TAX AND DELNouEscY.
v,s5tt D .o,hsrs, e nllisi de l intassst in pos
sess ,ry claim l., ttul forty acres of land in Col
| dor Clny)0, 10 miles salth of Ptochs on lint
! Of n. q 4. Il. and improvements consisting OF I
ten stamp quartz mill. ~. =
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Ten per cent ...............,...... 10
Total. .sllU o
III usBoaNE,
District or Prosecuting Attorney for Lnnoi
Conuty
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